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Looking Forward – Pride 2012

Posted on October 28, 2011 by Anna Schlecht

Please join us as we launch Pride 2012, the annual festival and parade that gathers all parts of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and allied communities to celebrate Pride!  Since 1991, we have hosted the annual Pride festivities which now attract over 15,000 people from across Western Washington.

Capital City Pride is preparing to move forward into the new year with a strong leadership team of veterans and new-comers with plenty of room for others who want to join in hosting Pride 2012. Continue reading →

January’s Business Meeting is canceled due to Weather

Posted on January 18, 2012 by matthew

The monthly business meeting, which usually takes place at 6:00pm in The Legion Room at The Olympian Hotel (located right next to The Urban Onion) is canceled tonight due to the weather. Capital City Pride committee members meet every Monday evening at the same location and same time for planning meetings. If anyone has an interest in attending to supply input, voice concerns, or get involved we would love to have you! Be safe out in this weather!

Capital City Pride Committee

Capital City Pride Reception Honoring Presidential Citizens Medal Recipient Janice Langbehn

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Luke Bowerman

5:30 –7 pm, Wednesday, December 7th
Social Hall, Temple Beth Hatfiloh
201 8th Avenue SE, Downtown Olympia (Corner of 8th & Washington)

Please join Capital City Pride in honoring Janice Langbehn, one of 13 recipients of the 2011 Presidential Citizens Medal. Lacey resident Langbehn became to be known to the LGBT community and the nation because of a tragic wrong she faced, received this medal from President Obama for “transforming her own profound loss into a resounding call for compassion and equality.”

Download Event Flyer. For more information:  anna@capitalcitypride.net

Looking Back – 2011

Posted on October 28, 2011 by Anna Schlecht

The 20th anniversary celebration of Capital City Pride was certainly one to remember, thanks to a group of exceedingly talented volunteers and a tremendous amount of community support. It was extraordinary to see the Pride organization come of age, and take big steps forward in a number of areas, from the size of the festival itself, to a number of new community-based and marketing initiatives. Continue reading →